Author: Slater Wold
Date: 10:56:30 09/03/03
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On September 03, 2003 at 09:51:56, Uri Blass wrote: >>>>>[D]5krr/1b2qp2/pp1ppp2/2n2Pbp/P1RNP2R/2N2BP1/2P1Q2P/7K w - - 0 26 >>>> >>>>q3 didn't get this in ~15 minutes. >>>> >>>>00:10:08.9 -0.40 15 510937279 fxe6 fxe6 >>> >>>fxe6? >>> >>>I did not think that it can be good because of Bxh4 >>>I thought that the only alternative that programs may consider is Rxh5 >>> >>>The main line suggest that q3 even does not expect Bxh4 >>> >>>I analyzed the position after fxe6 Bxh4 for some minutes with Fritz8 and saw >>>nothing for white(Nd5 -1.41/13,-1.56/14,-1.56/15) >> >>In 2 hours, it goes back to Rxh5. > >I do not know what you use but it seems crazy. >In the Bh6 problem it does not expect black to capture the bishop and evaluates >it as advantage for white. > >In the second problem it likes to sacrifice material for king attack that does >not exist. > >I suspect that you use something to solve test position and not to play games >and I am not surprised if it fails in my tests. > >My test positions were about tactics and I guess that overevaluating king safety >is not going to help. > >Uri I am using the q3 personality of Rebel 12.0. It is notorious for being *extremely* good for test positions, and *extremely* bad at actually playing chess.
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